Auto-rebalance

Keep your position in range automatically — in the direction you choose.

Auto-rebalance is Super9MM's headline feature. It keeps your concentrated position in range by re-centering it around the current price when it drifts — so you keep earning instead of going idle.

How it works

When price moves and your position approaches or leaves its range, the keeper re-centers: it closes the old range and opens a fresh one around the current price, at your chosen range width. Because it runs continuously, your position spends far more time in range than you could achieve by hand.

Every rebalance is price-guarded (a TWAP check blocks rebalancing into a manipulated price) and slippage-protected (minimum-output amounts on any swap), and is rate-limited so it can't churn.

Direction policy

You choose how rebalancing tracks price:

• Both ways — re-center whether price goes up or down. The default; maximizes time in range.
• Up only — only re-center upward (follow price up). Useful if you're bullish and don't want to "buy the dip" by re-centering down.
• Down only — only re-center downward. Useful if you're accumulating the base asset.
• Off — no auto-rebalance. You manage the range yourself.

Range width

Width is set by your Strategy preset (or a custom value):

• Tighter range → more fees while in range, but more frequent rebalances (more gas/slippage) and more IL sensitivity.
• Wider range → fewer fees per dollar, but calmer — fewer rebalances and gentler IL.

Automation lets you run tighter than you safely could manually, because the keeper handles the re-centering. See Choosing range width.

Re-center manually

You can also re-center on demand from the Manage page — it computes a fresh range around the current price and rebalances in one click.

When it fires

The keeper rebalances when the position is out of (or at the edge of) range and your direction policy allows that move and the price guard passes and the rate-limit interval has elapsed. If any check fails, it waits.